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BrowserOS
Agentic browser; privacy-first alternative to ChatGPT Atlas
...The interface remains familiar to users of Chrome (including support for Chrome extensions), but adds new capabilities: the browser can automate tasks for you, help you research by extracting and summarizing content, and enable agent-based workflows (e.g., “go fetch this info,” “fill this form,” “monitor this site”). The project is community-driven and entirely open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, which means you can inspect, fork, and contribute to the codebase. -
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Larbin is a Web crawler intended to fetch a large number of Web pages, it should be able to fetch more than 100 millions pages on a standard PC with much u/d. This set of PHP and Perl scripts, called webtools4larbin, can handle the output of Larbin and p
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A proxy server for gmail, that enables you to fetch your gmails using IMAP or POP3, and send mails by SMTP via your gmail account.
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Larbin is an HTTP Web crawler with an easy interface that runs under Linux. It can fetch more than 5 million pages a day on a standard PC (with a good network).
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